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The front glass exists to protect the sensors and be easily wiped off. If you don't take a knife to it or drop it on concrete, you're unlikely to cause any real
by TillE 3y ago
The front glass exists to protect the sensors and be easily wiped off. If you don't take a knife to it or drop it on concrete, you're unlikely to cause any real damage.
It's not delicate: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4aJYb8CNDs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4aJYb8CNDs
- Log_out_ 3y agoIt's scratched with a paper towel?
- Ruthalas 3y agoAccording the the video this thread is about, the glass has a coating of plastic over it, likely to help with impact resistance. This means the outer surface can be scuffed/scratched in ways that cannot be wiped off. This scuffing is described in the video you linked during his first tests. This could be an issue if you get a scuff in front of a camera. Seems like the laminate combo of plastic and glass is very resistant to breaking though, which is great. Maybe that tradeoff is worth it.